Bryce Harper

Tsk tsk, Mets fans.

All it took was one—one decent regular season for you to go full Bawston.

You get a couple of good pitchers on your team and all of a sudden you're Ben Affleck stumbling around outside O'Flannigan's and pounding your chest on social media.

Yoenis Cespedes has been a game-changer for the New York Mets ever since landing in Queens.

As the MLB playoff chase hits the stretch drive, there isn't a single major leaguer who will have a bigger impact in determining how the race will shake out for his given team than the Cuban masher.

In the process of compiling the list of the 10 crucial MLB players who will decide the September pennant race outcomes, three types of big leaguers made the grade.

The Washington Nationals missed a golden opportunity to make up ground on the division-leading New York Mets on Monday, and superstar Bryce Harper was not pleased with his team’s apparent lackluster home-field advantage during the 8-5 loss.

Fact: On Friday night, Bryce Harper hit the longest home run of his career (453 feet).

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Source: ESPN Stats & Info

Washington Nationals All-Star Bryce Harper is back in the lineup Thursday after leaving Wednesday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals in the fourth inning after experiencing glute tightness. 

The finish line is in sight for this Major League Baseball season. 

With less than six weeks to play in the regular season, very little is decided when it comes to the playoff races, sans the Kansas City Royals and St. Louis Cardinals being locks to win their respective Central divisions. Everything else is still up for grabs. 

It's been a comeback year for the ages for Alex Rodriguez, who made his highly-publicized return to the Bronx after a year-long PED suspension. But the 40-year-old isn't the only breakout star getting attention in 2015. Outfielder Bryce Harper currently leads the National League with 29 home runs this season.

Which superstar is having a better comeback season?

The Washington Nationals may have to deal with losing superstar outfielder Bryce Harper to injury after the outfielder was scratched from the team's lineup for the game against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night because of left knee soreness, per the team's Twitter accoun

From the moment we first heard his name, we were told how great Bryce Harper would be.

You could call it a comeback.

Except Clayton Kershaw never went anywhere. 

The best pitcher on the planet still is and has been for most of this season. It's fair to say he hasn't been as good as he was a year ago, but you would just barely be correct in that assessment.